Cetawin, many prayers and good thoughts for your safe trip-blessings, Ladyhawke.
Kathy, you are one funny, wonderful lady. You help make BYC a great place. I thought there was a really good looking roo in batch #1- why do you say there are no keepers?
Cynthia, I bet Suede could turn into a big snuggle bunny. . . .you might want to keep picking him up for lovin'.
Tim, Yay! more eggs!
Rwoman, can we see your Dels? I would love to see how they have developed!
Jeremy- I can't wait for the pictures - I love chickie pics.
Yesterday was one of those horrible days. I have some processed Delawares in my frig, awaiting the next step of the freezer and/or my MIL's roaster. My hands are crippling up, working on pens and runs is getting harder and harder, and Ultrasuede needs the space I have already partitioned off. The girls were being picked on, and over-enthusiastically jumped by 6 precocious Delaware roos. (wasn't only my hens that were early maturing) The roos were picking each other bloody, and I had to make choices. Luke and Buckshot and all 8 girls are calm and happy now. Luke especially. I couldn't watch- I really felt bad about the two roos with Columbian markings, as they were sweet with me. However, I advertised at feed stores, and here and there were no takers. I still plan to try having a male line and female line crossing certain girls with Buckshot and certain girls with Luke.
And then one of my cats disappeared.
Some days just_______.